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Structural engineering

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Rock slope engineering

J. W. Bray, E. Hoke, Evert Hoek

1981

Why Buildings Stand Up

Mario George Salvadori

1990

Concrete structures

A. Ghali

2002

Construction failure

Kenneth L. Carper, Jacob Feld

1968

Environmental design synthesis of architecture and the inherent structure

Ronald J McMillan

1979

Design of wood structures

Donald E. Breyer

1988

Seismic design of building structures

Michael R. Lindeburg

1990

The elements of structure

William Morgan

1968

Forces on structures

Steve Campbell

2000

Structural Engineer's Pocket Book

Fiona Cobb

2004

Mechanical vibrations

M. Géradin, Michel Géradin, D. Rixen

1994

Structural design in architecture

Mario George Salvadori

1967

Basic structures

Garrison, Philip CEng

2011

Structural mechanics

F. Durka, D. T. Williams, H. Al Nageim et al.

2002

Marshall & Nelson's structures

W. T. Marshall

1990

Informal

Christian Brensing, Cecil Balmond, Rem Koolhaas et al.

2002

George Ferris, what a wheel!

Barbara Lowell

2014

Structural engineering for first year students

Peter Montague

1989

Steel buildings

Stanley W. Crawley

1977

Finite element analysis: fundamentals

Richard H. Gallagher

1974

The man who invented the ferris wheel

Danell Dykstra

2013

All about construction

Rennay Craats

2009

Structural Engineering

Alan Williams

2005

A Random House Tell Me About Book - A Question And Answer Book

Jackie Gaff

1991

High-performance computing in structural engineering

Hojjat Adeli

1999

Design of structural elements

W. M. C. McKenzie

2004

Developing Subject Knowledge in Design and Technology

Gwyneth Owen-Jackson

2001

Structures, or, Why things don't fall down

James Edward Gordon

1981 ★ 4.3

The tower and the bridge

David P. Billington

1985

Structure and architecture

Angus J. Macdonald

1994

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